I saw Last Leprechaun on Netflix on St. Patrick's Day just because it was virtually the only leprechaun film there.
It definitely isn't awesome but deserves more than 2.8 / 10 stars.
The main problem with the film is it drags on a bit too much, especially and mainly in the 2nd half. This is a 93 minute film that really should have only been like 70 minutes long.
The first 45 minutes is very good. It's mainly about this only leprechaun in town with a nice hut. Two kids get sent off to live with a stepmother (whom really is an evil witch and has evil plans).
We learn in the second half that the witch has even more sinister plans, but after that the film drags on.
Will the kids thwart the witch's plans and win back their dad? Of course, but the film just drags out too much at the end.
The special effects, secret passageways, and slapstick violence is indeed pretty good. But over awhile, you're asking yourself when does this film end??
It definitely isn't awesome but deserves more than 2.8 / 10 stars.
The main problem with the film is it drags on a bit too much, especially and mainly in the 2nd half. This is a 93 minute film that really should have only been like 70 minutes long.
The first 45 minutes is very good. It's mainly about this only leprechaun in town with a nice hut. Two kids get sent off to live with a stepmother (whom really is an evil witch and has evil plans).
We learn in the second half that the witch has even more sinister plans, but after that the film drags on.
Will the kids thwart the witch's plans and win back their dad? Of course, but the film just drags out too much at the end.
The special effects, secret passageways, and slapstick violence is indeed pretty good. But over awhile, you're asking yourself when does this film end??